[stogie1]

Most my guns eject the shells to my right - the autos eject with some force too. My Mossy 935 (don't start) ejects the shells 6 feet out in front of me. My buddy likes it because I'm not bouncing shells off him anymore.

 

[WIDGEONATOR]

As long as they come out, I don't see what the problem is? :salude:

 

[stogie1]

No problem - I like the way they eject. Wondered if this is normal?

 

[plainsman]

I don't see the problem here....my 935 throws them about 10-12 feet away

 

[greenster]

Well think about it... It actually safe for group hunting, that way you don't have you buddy getting slapped in the eye with a spent shell, with 935 if you buddy gets hit with a shell he's dead anyway, no reason for people to be standing in front of you.

 

[ol' yeller]

That is normal for the 935. Mine will kick them out 8-10 feet.

I do miss the days of hunting with my old 1100 and it kicking those spent hulls out and whopping my dad on the cheek. At the end of the hunt he'd have a nice red mark there. :yes: :laughing: :laughing:

 

[AKducks the 2nd]

yah my friend has a win. super X2 and on opening day his shells would fly right into my lab (I was 7 feet to his right) I would start laughing b/c as a shell would fly by me I would start to follow it with my gun. It made it hard to hunt when your laughing and swinging after shells :laughing:

 

[stogie1]

My dog started to think the shekks were the birds and would start to jump at them after I shot.

 

[John Peddie]

I use a Browning BPS and an Ithaca 37. They eject downwards, and the BPS also has a top tang safety, which I like and find faster than a crossbolt.

 

[MicroMike]

Sounds like Mossberg did it right. You don't want to have the shells kicked out next to you. If you've ever had a piece of hot brass go down into your shirt, as it ejected from your buddy's gun, then you know what I mean.

I've had .45 auto, .30 carbine, and .223 go down my shirt, and it is not fun. Not to mention when they hit you in the face.